The World Health Organisation is expressing optimism that improvements in its operations and response to the Ebola outbreak are paying off. According to the W.H.O's Director-General for the Ebola Response Dr. Bruce Aylward, the recent slump in new infection numbers is a testimony to the impact of the changes made. W.H.O has in the past been criticized for not acting fast enough when the Ebola outbreak began in West Africa. CCTV's Maria Galang reports
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